Retirement Trends

The company said its targeting the United States for expansion after the U.K.s biggest manager of pension assets posted higher earnings and an increased dividend.

The survey also asked consumers whether they prefer to "live for today" or "plan for tomorrow," and found that those who adopt the former approach were more likely to use their refund to pay off debt, spend it on everyday living expenses or vacation than those who had the latter...

A study found that women are more likely than men to emphasize strengthening day-to-day financial security via saving and debt reduction.

Connecticut is one step closer to passing its Retirement for All CT bill or Senate Bill 249, which would create a public retirement option that would provide employers and workers with a low-risk alternative to plans offered by the insurance industry.

The Federal Reserve's promise that it will keep key policy rates low for a substantial period of time is likely to convince investors this year, but that may change next year, said Pimco founder, managing director and CIO.

Will small and mid-sized businesses with limited internal resources find the prospect of compliance so onerous that they stray from plan sponsorship?